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Interlinear KJV-NIV Parallel New Testament in Greek and English

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The idea is good--for those who want an interlinear Greek text with a literal translation and two of the most widely used translations, this is it. The interlinear portion, however, is often difficult to read because of the extremely small print (particularly regarding the numbers that indicate word order), and the binding is completely falling apart.

This book is too bulky for easy use. I recently saw an old edition of Marshall's interlinear with just the KJV beside it on the same page, and the book was MUCH more compact. Those who want a KJV-NIV parallel should find another edition, and those who want a Greek interlinear should find that--having them both in the same book, while it may be useful to some, to me seems pointless and results in a product that is unnecessarily difficult to use.

Alfred Marshall has VERY few translator's notes; several more would have been welcome.

This book was given to me, so there were no misrepresentations or similar disappointments.

Very well constructed...excellent study bible..Greek translated as well as New International and King James all together...Very good study tool...Binding and cover very thick..Should give many years of use..Promptly received also..

This is a good way to look at two different translations and the original text all in one book. It helps you to see how the original text was written and how it was translated into our English language. It has been a big help for bringing out the true meaning in my sermons.

Through the science of Textual Criticism, Nestles has compiled an accurate Greek to English text of the New Testament in an easy to understand form that is invaluable to the serious Bible student. I have used it for many years since receiving it as a gift.

This Bible contains the original Greek text and a literal English translation (with a few paraphrases in parentheses) under the Greek text in the middle column. The New American Standard Bible (NASB) version comprises the left column, and the New International Version (NIV) the right. I have found this text priceless because, if I have a question about what the author meant when he used a specific word, I can see what word(s) another translation, or even the original Greek, uses. Unfortunately, this book contains only the New Testament (not the Old).

This purchase was an excellent choice. It arrived very quickly and in exactly the good condition as described. Thank you very much.